Ranch Land For Sale In Great Falls

Winter wheat, oats, sorgum, and most small grain crops can be grown here. It has been cross fenced into three grazing pastures (269, 40 and 56 acres in size); all the fences are in good shape, and the corners are pipe.

It has a very clean manufactured home on it, plus a metal barn. It consists primarily of native pasture, with a 30 acre wheat field on the south side that acts as a food plot. Tall bluestem and other native grasses provide lots of bedding areas for game.

Short range cover includes wild plum thickets, yucca, sage and tall bluestem, creating an excellent bobwhite quail habitat. The ranch is accessed by a deeded road easement through the southern neighbor (marked with a yellow line on the map), so the property...

LAND TERRAIN/VEGETATION: The land lays well with a gentle roll across it, consisting of sand hills and flat grass pastures. A set of pipe working pens is located on the south side of the ranch.

No cattle have been on the ranch in three years, so the pastures are all in excellent condition. WATER: Two ponds are on the north end, and two on the south. IMPROVEMENTS: The deer camp has electricity (220 amp) and a septic tank in place.

Young mesquites and scattered locust trees can be found across this area, and there is a large pond on the far north side where a draw is. This ranch is conducive to either rifle or bow hunting because of its natural layout.

New roads were built in and around the tank, but the south half of the property was mostly left untouched for a wildlife habitat. In the middle of the tract is a large water tank, almost one surface acre in size.

There are some rock outcroppings, but overall the grass turf is above average, with thick native grasses including buffalo, bluestem and gramma. MINERALS: The owner doesn't own any mineral rights, so there are none to convey.

It has public roads on two sides of it: FM 1125 on the east (twolane paved, 1,986 ft of frontage) and Beach Rd. on the south (paved). The master suite is a nice size room, and its bathroom has a separate walk in shower, soaking tub, and walk in closet.

This 92 acre tract of land is located west of the Joy community, at the intersection of S. Hunting is great here for whitetail deer and feral hog, with dove hunting in the fall. This production is old; the well sites are pretty clean.

With all of these trees, you can get lost in these woods exploring all the different nooks and crannies of the ranch! The land has several rockbottom creek drainages going through it, tributaries of Polecat Creek to the north that feeds Lake Nocona.

Going into the next pasture north, the ranch opens up wide. The ranch has a few small gravel pits in the back that you can use to build the roads up with. Its located 6.5 miles northeast of Paducah, Texas, along the rim of the Pease River breaks, the...

The east and west sides have some native pasture land with trees, including hackberry, cedar, and willow. The south half, where there are more trees and brush, would be perfect to let go back to a completely native state for hunting purposes.

Electricity has been ran to the cabin, and it has a septic system for waste and water from a water well. Large acreage surrounds this property on all sides, and there is very little hunting pressure.

Or, as is it is ready to park an RV or camper. This 82.8 +/- acres is a diverse piece of property, with both hunting and grazing opportunities! It is located south of Henrietta and west of Bluegrove, at the intersection of Brixley Rd (gravel base) and...

From beautiful grassy knolls with trees to level cultivated terrain, The Crumpler, family owned and operated for over 50 years, is a mostly level to gently rolling 848 acre property that offers mixed use recreational, farmland, ranchland in Clay and Wichita...

The main creek on the north end, which is part of the Long Creek watershed, is lined by towering elm trees and native pecans. A large set of pipe cattle working pens is at the headquarters, complete with branding pens, lanes, chutes, and scales.

Archer County treasure, with rural water, electricity and much more! This 420 acre property is mixed use residential, recreational,hunting, farm land, ranch land located on E. Several elevation changes and ravines allow for multiple places to put your...

Native grasses and assorted trees provide food and coverage. The property is fenced and crossed fenced for grazing rotation and crop production. Smaller food plots could be added in several locations.

Feral hog and predators, such as bobcat and coyote, provide year around sport. There is no oil or gas production currently on the property and none on the adjoining properties. The land is cross-fenced into four separate grazing pastures; all of the fences...

The highest elevation point on the ranch is 804' which provides sunrise views across the lake of the massive cliffs of Pace Bend Park and the mouth of the Pedernales River arm. This ranch can be easily developed or could be one of the most spectacular...

For a hunter, it is a dream property. The hay fields are level and very accessible. A nice farm pond is in the pasture area and there might be some mature timber as well. The stanchions have been removed and replaced with concrete stalls.

The owners currently use the land to cut firewood and camp to escape city life. The new owner could easily clear a homesite and erect a beautiful home or cabin as the land is relatively flat, has natural seeps for water and boasts some old growth hardwood...

The Grayback Pasture is known for its big bodied deer and high wildlife numbers and has no hunting on it. IMPROVEMENTS: Just off the county road on the north side of the ranch is the headquarters, where two trailer houses, an equipment barn, and set of...

Owner will transfer all minerals owned. 300 acres and has heavy timber throughout most of the property but there are several acres that are tillable for crops or improved grasses if desired.

Water! Water ! Water! 45 acres with Merced River Water Diversion Rights. Property is on the left. Manufactured home with permanent foundation, multiple outbuildings and shops, domestic well.

Water Tri County Water services the area and is not an existing meter on the property. Current Use Privately owned and leased for cattle grazing. Location The property is located off County Road 182 in Marlin Texas.